The contradistinction may be attributed to patient selection, as we included 18 patients out of 30 with focal fits, while Farhat et al. (2002) included a large number of patients with generalized epilepsy taking high doses of AEDs as well as dual and triple therapy and a small number of patients with focal fits.
In the United States, in contradistinction to the peritoneal dialysis patients, residual renal function in hemodialysis patients is usually not monitored.
This assumption does not affect the outcome (in contradistinction to the rightness score described below), but it may make the counting a bit easier if done by hand.
The name also may have been employed in contradistinction to the more complex Syro-Hexaplar version.
The brutally plain capitalist imperative in selling is in contradistinction to the rejection of money and materialism inherent in Christianity.
In contradistinction to the Core Studios, the Advanced Studios are open to M. Arch students as well as to the AAD professional degree students.
Black dialysis patients have significantly lower mortality compared with white patients, in contradistinction to the higher mortality seen in blacks in the general population.
In China, Western boxing, as it was known in contradistinction to the Chinese martial art of chung-kuo chuan ("Chinese fist"), was introduced in the late 1920s.
The Pharisees emerged as a party of laymen and scribes in contradistinction to the Sadducees i.e., the party of the high priesthood that had traditionally provided the sole leadership of the Jewish people.
This turned out to mean that, in contradistinction to the writers, crew members, and actors, who tend to wear jeans and sneakers both on and off camera, Dotan favors tailored blazers, pocket squares, and colorful dress socks.
